INDIAN WOMENS CRICKET TEAM

BCCI REWARDS THE INDIAN WOMENS CRICKET TEAM

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced that the players of Indian women cricket team will get Rs 50 lakh for their outstanding performance in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 held in England. The women’s team has been in sublime form since the tournament began and it appears that the BCCI took note and announced the reward. Indian womens cricket team just lost 2 matches in the whole tournament to reach to the semi-finals. They beats defending champions Australia by 35 runs in the second semi-finals while England beat South Africa by in the first semi final.Harmanpreet Kaur’s unbeaten 171 remained the highlight of the semi finals where India thrashed out Australia . This is the India’s only second appearance in the final of the competition and the last time they played in the championship match was in 2005 India won five out of their seven matches. “It was also not easy for England,” as promised India captain Mithali Raj after her side’s stunning semi-final win over six-times champions Australia.

MP GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED REWARD

Madhya Pradesh government has announced a cash reward of Rs 50 lakh for Indian women’s team after they finished as runners-up in the ICC World Cup 2017. India were defeated by nine runs by the hands of England at Lord’s . Chasing a target of 229, the Mithali Raj-led side failed to cross the target given by England team. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced that the reward will be given to the team at a grand ceremony in Bhopal when the womens cricket team will return back to India.

METHALI RAJ ASKED FOR THE WOMENS LEAGUE LIKE IPL

Mithali Raj has said the Indian team was nervous in the final of the ICC. Women’s World Cup against England and stated that in order to deal with such a pressure, a female equivalent of the Indian Premier League is needed. India captain Mithali Raj said now was time to “create the base” of a female equivalent to the Indian Premier League after her side’s hopes of Women’s World Cup final glory were taken away by England at Lord’s. Raj’s side looked on course to lift the trophy for the first time at 191 for three, chasing 229 for victory, in final at the ‘home of cricket’. But on the same Lord’s ground where India’s men had won an inaugural World Cup title back in 1983, they lost their last seven wickets for just 28 runs to be bowled out for 219 with eight balls to left.

Mistakes Indian womens team made in final

India did little wrong for the better part of the chase against England in the final of ICC Women’s World Cup 2017. They were in control while Punam Raut, Harmanpreet Kaur and later Veda Krishnamurthy. Punam Raut and Harmanpreet Kaur shared a 95-run stand for the third wicket and even when they got out latter, it looked like India would get to the target of 229 runs. But it all went horribly wrong after Raut’s wicket fell. Veda Krishnamurthy could not hold a falling batting lineup together on her own and India ended up losing their last seven wickets for just 28 runs. Here are a few areas that looked to be where England were superior to India on the day.

Experience:

In the end, England, who won their fourth World Cup title on Sunday, showed why experience matters. While India were playing only their second final, first in 12 years, England were finalists five times and looked relaxed even when the going got tough. India, on the other hand, looked under the weather when Krishnamurthy was dismissed. They looked like a team of players who did not know what to do in a situation like this and they can’t be blamed. It really was the first time they found themselves in a situation where they were so close yet so far from a World Cup title.

Homework:

She starred for India and helped the team win against Australia in the semi-final. Her 171-run innings had 20 fours and seven sixes. But, Harmanpreet needed a different approach in the final. The England bowlers bowled a straight line to her. That is why she could play only one run on the off-side while 50 other were on the leg side.

Fielding:

Sarah Taylor effected two run-outs and almost pulled off a stumping of Deepti Sharma. Fielding, more often than not, is where a team can win or lose the mental battle, which is central to a match as big as a World Cup final. England made the difference in the field on Sunday. Indian were guilty of overthrows and misfields which cost them many runs. On the other hand, England were spot-on and did not give any easy runs.

Pressure:

Mithali Raj was not the picture of calmness as she has been for the better part of the tournament after the dismissal of Veda Krishnamurthy. The nervousness she felt seemed to be one that was shared by the entire team. Every time a new batter came in, she brought in that nervousness with her. It is the only way one can explain why a player would go for a lofted shot when only 11 runs are needed to win from 18 balls. Those nerves, in the end, cost them the match and the Cup.

INDIAN FANS GOT HEARTBREAK

There was heartbreak for India as Mithali Raj and Co faltered at the last hurdle in the Women's World Cup 2017, losing by a whisker against England. This was the second time that India finished runner-up in the showpiece event, having lost in the final to Australia in 2005 as well. England won their fourth world title, and while there were contrasting emotions, Sunday's final was a magnificent advertisement for women's cricket in general in India in particular. It was an anti-climactic result for India since they were well on course for a memorable triumph, sitting pretty at 191 for three in 42.5 before a batting collapse saw them bowled out for 219 in 48.4 overs. Indian players are dejected after losing final against England in the Women's World Cup. Needing just 38 runs off 43 balls, the Indian lower middle order committed harakiri losing seven wickets for 28 runs in 6.5 overs. Opener Punam Raut (86) and Harmanpreet Kaur's (51) steady half centuries had set the platform but once they departed it was far from a smooth ride as England's consistent strikes turned . Veda Krishnamurthy (35 off 34 balls), Sushma Verma's (0) and Jhulan Goswami (0) were dismissed in space of nine balls. Krishnamurthy had raised hopes with a cameo but her sloppy shot selection off Anya Shrubsole in the 45th over changed the script as it exposed the tailenders to a pressure situation which they could not deal with it. Nevertheless, the Indian women's team emerged as a force in world cricket with some inpsiring peformances such as Harmanpreet Kaur's fearless strokeplay. However, it was one last chance for captain Raj and veteran Jhulan to have a world title in their cupboards.

 India were making their second appearance in a World Cup final. They lost their previous final, against Australia in Centurion, by 98 runs in 2005. A proven performer for far too long, Jhulan delivered with three wickets in the most widely watched game in the history of women's cricket as India restricted the hosts to 228 for seven. Smriti Mandhana (0) must have been desperate to break her run-less streak but a four-ball duck ended her campaign in the tournament as Shrubsole crashed through her defence in the second over of the Indian innings. Raj (17 off 31) and Raut added 38 runs for the second wicket before the captain trudged back to pavilion following a lazy run out. Surprisingly, Raj gave up half way after Raut called her for a run. India were steady, going little under four an over, but England were fielding well to ensure there were no freebies. Harmanpreet came to the crease with a bag of burden on her shoulder and batted with maturity. In company of Raut, she kept the scoreboard ticking and twice lofted left-arm sppiner Alex Hartley over the ropes, signalling that things were very much under control. India reached 100 in the 27th over and Raut rasied her half-century with a single off Shrubsole. Harmanpreet too got to the milestone soon when she glanced Katherine Brunt to fine leg. With two batswomen going about their business untroubled, India had a firm control over the proceedings. But England got exactly what India did not want to lose at that time: Harmanpreet's wicket. The Moga girl swept Hartley straight to Tammy Beaumont at deep square leg when even England had not expected a wicket and that too of the most dangerous batter in Indian line-up. She did not set the field on fire like the way she batted against Australia but it was a significant knock, although it did not prove to be enough in the end.

 Earlier, the coin landed in England's favour at the toss was hardly a deterrent as India went about the task in a professional manner. Leading the show was the redoubtable Jhulan, who scythed through the English middle-order. The highlight of the lanky bowler's outing was the back-to-back dismissals of Sarah Taylor and Fran Wilson, which pegged England back. Taylor is a legend of the women's game and Sciver entered the marquee match on the back of two centuries, and Jhulan had them caught behind and trapped in front of the wicket. In what could be her last match, Taylor walked off to an ovation from the almost sell-out Lord's crowd after scoring 45 off 62 balls. The veteran English batswoman, surprisingly, could not hit a boundary in her innings.

Mumbai Indians gets WWE champianship belt

MUMBAI INDIANS GETS THE WWE CHAMPIANSHIP BELT.

WWE COO Triple H congratulated Mumbai Indians for defending the INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE title in the 10th edition of it for the year 2017.In the finals Mumbai Indians beats Rising Pune Supergiant at Hyderabad in Rajiv Gandhi International stadium. after winning that title Mumbai Indians became the first team in the history of Indian Premier League to win the trophy for third time in the captaincy of Rohit sharma. the Mumbai Indians’ 10 year celebration saw a galaxy of past and present Mumbai Indians cricketers and support staff including current India coach Anil Kumble, Sanath Jayasuriya, Shikhar Dhawan, Harsha Bhogle and former Indian cricketers like, Sunil Gavaskar, Ajay Jadeja, Abey Kuruvilla arrive at the franchise owners’ residence.

Mrs Nita Ambani, on the occasion, felicitated cricketing legend and Mumbai Indians ‘Icon’ Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan Singh and Lasith Malinga for their invaluable contribution to the team over the decade. Mumbai Indians is the only franchise amongst the IPL founding members, which has three members being part of the club since its inception. The trio is known as the ‘Spine’, ‘Sprit’ and the ‘Soul’ in the Mumbai Indians inner-circle. ‘MI10’ celebration was also an event to mark Mumbai Indians emergence as the best sports club brand not just in Asia but globally. These ten years have seen Mumbai Indians win 2 IPL and an equal Champions League T20 trophies. Many young talents like Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Krunal Pandya, Axar Patel, Ambati Rayudu etc – who once were little known in cricket circle, have been unearthed by Mumbai Indians, providing them with a platform to hone their skills with the mix of world’s best cricketing support staff. Today these youngsters have gone to represent India and have contributed in brining glory to the nation. As a commemorative to the 10 glorious years, Mr Mukesh Ambani along with Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan Singh, Lasith Malinga, Nita Ambani and Akash Ambani joint together to release a memorabilia book encapsulating the decade-long journey with interesting anecdotes, interviews and comments from all past and present Mumbai Indians cricketers.

At the end 10th edition of IPL Mumbai Indians beating there rivals Rising Pune Supergiants by 1 run , In this match Mumbai managed to put the total of 129 runs by loosing there eight wickets in the 20 overs by batting first on the slower wicket with the help of kurnal pandya's unbeaten 48 from just 37 balls, which helped Mumbai team to get a respectable total.

after that Pune begin there ennings to chase down the total which is looking easy to get but the Mumbai bowlers bowled perfectly and take the game away from the Pune supergiant and in the last over the equation is 11 runs needed of just 6 balls, and Rohit sharma throws the ball to Mitchell Johnson who did the brilliant job by getting the two well set batsman out on successive balls ie manoj Tiwary and the caption Steve smith and sealed the win for Mumbai Indians by 1 run.

Triple H Congratulated Mumbai Indians ON THE NEXT DAY OF WINNING FINAL

After Mumbai Indians won the title, former 14-times WWE Champian and COO of WWE, Tripple H Congratulated them and said that WWE will give a surprise gift to the Mumbai Indians captain Rohit sharma. and finally the gift arrived and it is a custom made WWE Champianship belt which has custom made Mumbai Indians side paltes .The belt has a pair of Mumbai Indians logo on the two side plates.

However, Mumbai Indians is not the first team to receive the honour from WWE. Triple H presented a WWE Champion belt to the NBA Champions Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016. He also presented the belt to the Chelsea legend John Terry, after his team won the English Premier League 2016/17. Bayern Munich also received the same gift after they won the Bundesliga 2016/17.

This, however, is not the first time that Triple H has sent a congratulatory memorabilia to the champions of a major tournament. In fact, earlier this year, he had sent a similar belt to NBA champions Golden State Warriors.Former WWE Champion and the COO of WWE, Triple H, is busy sending gifts to sports teams across the globe as a token of appreciation. The newly-crowned IPL 10 champions Mumbai Indians also caught the 14-times WWE champion's fancy.

He took to Twitter to congratulate Rohit Sharma's team for their historic third title. “Congratulations, @mipaltan. @WWE has something headed your way! @WWEIndia”, Triple He took to Twitter to congratulate Rohit Sharma's team for their historic third title. “Congratulations, @mipaltan. @WWE has something headed your way! @WWEIndia”, Triple

In the tweet, the King of Kings mentioned that something is headed Mumbai’s way and in all likelihood, it will be a WWE championship title with MI’s logo on its side plates. The side plates are traditionally adjusted to include the name of the current titleholder in WWE.

He wished Cleveland Cavaliers when they won the NBA title in 2016 and sent them a WWE belt with their logo on the side plates.ie , The @NBA Championship is back in the Bay...and @KDTrey5 is going to have his hands full with all this gold. "#MVPCongratulations @Warriors! pic.twitter.com/d4AQZLJls1"

As promised by WWE Superstar Triple H

The customized WWE Title Belt has arrived in Mumbai at the office of the IPL franchise. Mumbai Indians' skipper Rohit Sharma took the belt and proudly posed for a few images with the customized WWE Title Belt. An elated Rohit Sharma thanked the WWE superstar for his gesture and termed holding the WWE championship belt as unreal. "This is unreal, to be holding this championship belt from the champion himself. Lot of fond memories. Thank you @TripleH & @WWE @mipaltan," replied Rohit.

As we can easily see in the tweet that Championship Belt for Mumbai Indians is ready with a Mumbai Indians written on both Side.  And on the same day, i.e is on Thursday Mumbai Indians Official Twitter account shares a tweet with the image of Rohit Sharma with the champion ship belt. You can see the Rohit Sharma with the WWE championship belt. Mumbai Indians tweet “Paltan, doesn’t the WWE Championship belt look amazing with Mumbai Indians on it? ” Though this might be a part of WWE’s plan to extend their market in India, it is very good on Triple H’s part to show such sportsmanship and congratulate the winner by sending a WWE championship belt

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Who Will Replace Kohli As Captain

Some Of The  Intresting Rumors Comming That Rohit Will Replace Kohli As Captain: 

 
Two Players Who Can Replace Virat Kohli As ODI cricket team Captain of India.
India skipper Virat Kohli might have won his alleged battle of showing Anil Kumble the exit door from the dressing room but there is no denying the fact that it has put him firmly under the spotlight. And why not? After all, the team had enjoyed a very fruitful season under Kumble.
During the former India skipper’s spell, India reached the top of Test cricket with the series win against West Indies, New Zealand, England, Bangladesh and Australia.Anil Kumble also guided Team India to the final of the recently-concluded Champions Trophy in addition to limited-series win over New Zealand and England.
Smart phones However,Anil Kumble’s stint with Virat Kohli & Co. ended on a bitter note with India’s highest Test wicket-taker stepping down from his post after being informed of the captain as well as some other players. And with Kohli deciding to not reveal his side of the story in order to maintain the devotion of the dressing room, a lot of eyebrows have been raised with many believing that the India batting star played a big role in Kumble’s  departure.
Moreover, reports are suggesting that Kohli is under pressure to deliver as the captain. Last month, a top BCCI official had said that the India captain would have to ensure that the team delivers under him, otherwise he would also have to face the music.
“It has been given to understand that Kohli eventually had the veto power on the coach issue which pushed Kumble out of the team. Now that he has his way, he has to deliver as captain.
As of now, everything is fine with the Men in Blue leading the ongoing five-match series against West Indies by 3-1 with one twenty20 to go. But in case, if the results do not go in favour of Kohli, there are rumours that he can face dire consequences and so we are taking a look at two possible candidates who can replace him as the captain of the ODI team.

1. Rohit Sharma:

Arguably, the best candidate if the BCCI looks to appoint a new skipper to the indian team. Rohit Sharma has become one of India’s most dependable players in the limited-overs format and his performance in the Champions Trophy totally proves it. After making a comeback into the national team following a gap of six months, the right-handed batsman hit the ground running, as he finished the tournament as its second highest run-scorer.
His captaincy record is equally impressive. The 30-year-old, this year, became the first captain to win three Indian Premier League (IPL) titles after leading Mumbai Indians to their third title in five years.

2. Ajinkya Rahane:

One of India’s batting mainstays in Test format, the Mumbai-born batsman is finally looking at ease in the 50-overs format. After being benched throughout the Champions Trophy, Rahane has grabbed the opportunity of opening the innings in the ongoing series against West Indies, having to score three half-centuries and a century in the first four games.
Moreover, Rahane has already proved his worth as a skipper by leading India to a thumping win over Australia in the final Border-Gavaskar series earlier this year. His tactics and game-plan drew praise from one and all and he can be a suitable candidate for India’s ODI captain.

Big Guns Return As West Indies Aim's To Reclaim Pride Against India:

Chris Gayle, Sunil Narine, Samuel Badree and Kieron Pollard will support the hosts as world champions face India in one-off  the Twenty20 International match  to be held on july 9.
West Indies have included players like Chris Gayle and Samuel Badree in their one-off  the Twenty20 against India on Sunday.
There was a murmur at the Sabina Park on last few days as the big names of West Indies cricket are finally returned to play . Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels, Kieron Pollard and Sunil Narine, all of who missed the ODIs despite being fit , took on to  the field and after a brief discussion with coach Stuart Law they get into the business.
"These are players who are massively experienced in Twenty20 cricket. You don’t need to tell them anything. They have played more Twenty20's than I have” says coach Law told  when asked how tough it is to handle frequently changing sides.
The hosts,  are beaten by India  with the equation 3-1 in the series of  5 ODIs, will look to get the momentum back when they take on India in  one-off the Twenty-20 International here on 9-july.

West Indies are the world champions in this format and they have  the better  records over   India, winning four and losing two in seven Twenty20 Internationals they have played ith india till date.
However, the big question is that if  Sunday’s encounter will draw some crowds to the stadium. So low had been the interest in the ODIs that the first thing Chris Gayle hoped is that the fans at his home ground will turn out in numbers to watch him bat.

Chris Gayle, who is 37 now, is playing for West Indies after  a year. He is targeting the 50-over World Cup  will be held in 2019 as well as the next Twenty20 World Cup.

The good news for West Indies cricket is that Chris Gayle will be trying to sort out issues that have been keeping the likes of him, Narine, Pollard and Samuels out of the ODI team and which has eventually affected West Indies cricket’s standing in ICC rankings currently at the 9th place ,West Indies missed out from the ICC Champians Trophy because of low ranking only.
Cricket West Indies has a rule that require these players to feature in a minimum number of domestic matches to qualify to play for West Indies in longer formats, including the ODIs(one-days). Since none of the players from them featured in that due to their busy Twenty20 schedule, they couldn’t able play for there nation and that hurt West Indies badly.
Gayle hoped that with the arrival of big names, crowds will turn up. However, only Sunday will show if  the West Indies still need the big man and his friends or not only the time will tell it.

Virat  Kohli  May Open As Visitors Start Favourites Despite Chris Gayle Factor

Skipper Virat Kohli might open the innings when India take on the West Indies in a one-off Twenty20 match, aiming to finish their Caribbean tour on a high.
India will take on West Indies in the one-off Twenty20 on Sunday.

Rishabh Pant may get a chance to feature in the one-off Twenty20 match.

Chris Gayle will play for West Indies after a gap of 15 months(more then a year)

India secured the One-Day International series by the equation 3-1.

Skipper Virat Kohli might open the innings when India take on the West Indies in  one-off the Twenty20, looking to finish their Caribbean tour on a high despite the threat posed by Chris Gayle's  return to the home team. After winning the five-match ODI series by 3-1, Indian team  will certainly have an upper hand despite the presence of  Chris Gayle, who can single-handedly swing fortunes especially in the shortest format games like Twenty20. However, Chris Gayle will be put-on the Caribbean maroons after a gap of 15 months during which he has battledwith the injuries as well as  poor form during the Indian Premier League played from the Royal Challengers bangalore , which was his last competitive tournament before this particular game.
West Indies are regaining world champions with the likes of Gayle, Marlon Samuels, Sunil Narine and Samuel Badree still a part of the current squad led by their World T20 hero Carlos Brathwaite.
Also there's Evin Lewis, who had scored a 49-ball-100 in West Indies' one-run win over India in a T20 game in Florida, last year.
But T20 is one of the format where the home team starts on even keel against an Indian team which had its foot firmly on the pedal save an occasional blip in Jamaica.

The change in format may bring about some strategic shift in the playing XI with Virat Kohli expected to open the innings. Kohli has opened a lot for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL and also occasionally for India when Rohit Sharma has not been available.
While Ajinkya Rahane has had a fantastic ODI series with close to 350 runs including a century and three half-tons, Kohli opening the innings with Shikhar Dhawan looks more descent considering the change in format of the game.
The young Rishabh Pant could finally get his chance on the tour. Pant was a part of the playing XI that last played a T20 match against England in Bengaluru, earlier this year.
The Indian team management is aiming to brush Rishabh Pant as the future limited-overs Wicket-keeper and that's the reason he may get his chance.
Kuldeep Yadav, who has been a successful T20 bowler for Kolkata Knight Riders(KKR), may also make his T20 International debut after an impressive series in which he picked up eight wickets.
Since there has been a pattern in the first 11 selection of the Indian team, the last T20 International saw leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal pick up six England wickets.
With Chahal not being a part of this squad, the management may go for a wrist spinner in Kuldeep, who has the ability to trouble the batsmen with his wrong 'uns.

IPL's highest wicket-taker, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, after some well-earned rest, will be leading the pace attack alongside Umesh Yadav.
For West Indies, the bonus will be on their spin twins Sunil Narine and Samuel Badree, who can trouble the Indian batsmen with their variations.Sunil Narine may also open the innings, something which he successfully did for KKR in the IPL.

 India squad : Virat Kohli (captain), Shikhar Dhawan, Ajinkya Rahane, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (wk), Yuvraj Singh, Kedar Jadhav, Hardik Pandya, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kuldeep Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Dinesh Karthik, Mohammed Shami.
West Indies squad : Carlos Brathwaite (capt), Samuel Badree, Ronsford Beaton, Chris Gayle, Evin Lewis, Jason Mohammed, Sunil Narine, Kieron Pollard, Rovman Powell, Marlon Samuels, Jerome Taylor, Chadwick Walton (wk), Kesrick Williams.

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Stats: India break Australia's world record in second ODI against West Indies

• Some interesting numbers from the second ODI between India and West Indies.

Dhawan and Rahane are on the verge of a world record after another 50+ partnership
                      

Ajinkya Rahane’s match-winning century helped India take a 1-0 lead over West Indies after the rain-curtailed second ODI at Port of Spain. After being asked to bat, India put on another 300+ plus total, one which helped them claim a world record and that was a little too much for the hosts who lost by 105 runs.

Indian openers might have changed but they continued their good form at the start as it was another century partnership to begin with. Although Shikhar Dhawan could only manage 63, Rahane went one better and scored his third ODI century. Virat Kohli fell just 13 short of his 28th ODI century but India still registered 310/5 in their 43 overs.

 
In response, the hosts never really got going and Shai Hope was the only bright spark. Even he was dismissed for 81 and from then onwards there was no chance and they eventually finished on 205/6.

 

• Here are some interesting statistical highlights from the second ODI:

1.  No team has scored more 300+ totals in ODI than India. This was India’s 96th such score in ODIs, overtaking Australia’s record of 95.
2.  This is India’s biggest win against West Indies in West Indies. The 105-run victory is the biggest overtaking the 102-run win in 2013.
3.  Ajinkya Rahane becomes only the second Indian opener after Rahul Dravid to score an ODI century in West Indies.
4.  Shikhar Dhawan and Ajinkya Rahane became the third Indian pair to register six consecutive fifty-plus partnerships in ODIs. Only G Marsh and D Jones (7) have more consecutive fifty-plus stands in ODIs.
5.  
6.  This is India’s fourth century stand for the opening wicket in the last seven ODIs and also their fourth opening partnership in excess of 100 in the West Indies and they have all come at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain.
7.  Virat Kohli became the fourth player after Ricky Ponting, Kumar Sangakkara and Jacques Kallis to score over 6,000 ODI runs at No.3 in ODIs.
8.  Yuvraj Singh became just the fifth player after Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid and Mohammad Azharuddin to play in 300 ODIs for India.
9.  Ajinkya Rahane and Shikhar Dhawan now have seven century stands in ODIs in just 20 innings.
10. 
11.  Virat Kohli now has 12 fifty-plus scores against West Indies (in just 24 innings). Only Sachin Tendulkar (15) has more 50+ scores in India vs West Indies ODIs.
12.  Virat Kohli is now in 26th spot in the list of all-time leading ODI run scorers. He overtook Shahid Afridi (8,064) and Herschelle Gibbs (8,094) and currently has 8,132 ODI runs.
13.  Kohli now has 70 50+scores in ODIs. Only 16 players have scored more much scores.
14.  Dhawan and Rahane’s partnership average of 76 is the best for any pair in ODIs who have accumulated at least 1,500 runs together.

INDIA's tour of West Indies

India's tour of West Indies

India’s tour of west indies will begin with five match One-day series which will starts from 23rd June at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain.  

For the first two ODIs against India which will be played in Port of Spain, Trinidad, the hosts have named an unchanged squad (which faced Afghanistan).

Meanwhile, the visiting Indian team has announced a 15-man squad.  Right hand opener batsman Rohit Sharma has been rested for the tour of West Indies while talented wicketkeeper-left hand batsman Rishabh Pant and chinaman Kuldeep Yadav have been named for the upcomming tour of west indies.  

Pacer Jasprit Bumrah is also not be the part of indian squad , he has been rested for the cariebbean tour.

Both Rishabh and Kuldeep were in stand byes for the Champions Trophy and it was only a fair call by the selection committee to try the two youngsters against a weaker international side.

Another good news  is that the coach Anil Kumble has agreed to go to the West Indies for the upcomming tour.

Squads for India Tour of West Indies 2017:

WEST INDIES:

1.  Jason Holder (C)

2.  Devendra Bishoo

3.  Jonathan Carter

4.  Roston Chase

5.  Miguel Cummins

6.  Shai Hope (WK)

7.  Alzarri Joseph

8.  Evin Lewis

9.  Jason Mohammad

10.  Ashley Nurse

11.  Kieran Powell

12.  Rovman Powell

13.  Kesrick Williams.

INDIA:

1. Virat Kohli(C)

2. Shikhar Dhawan

3. Rishabh Pant

4. Ajinkya Rahane

5. MS Dhoni (WK)

6. Yuvraj Singh

7. Kedar Jadhav

8. Hardik Pandya

9. R Ashwin

10. Ravindra Jadeja

11. Mohammad Shami

12. Umesh Yadav

13. Bhuvneshwar Kumar

14. Dinesh Karthik

15. Kuldeep Yadav.

Here’s the complete India vs West Indies 2017 Schedule:

1. 23rd June - 1st ODI: India vs West Indies, Queen’s Park Oval (Match to start at 19.00 IST)

2. 25th June - 2nd ODI: India vs West Indies, Queen’s Park Oval (Match to start at 19.00 IST)

3. 30th June - 3rd ODI: India vs West Indies, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (Match to start at 19.00 IST)

4. 2nd July - 4th ODI: India vs West Indies, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (Match to start at 19.00 IST)

5. 6th July - 5th ODI: India vs West Indies, Sabina Park (Match to start at 20.00 IST)

6. 9th July - Only T20I: India vs West Indies, Sabina Park (Match to start at 21.00 IST)

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MS DHONI BEST CAPTAIN

Neeraj Pandey's M S Dhoni - The Untold Story is a highly unusual enterprise. Never before in the history of cinema has a biopic of an active sportsman been mounted with quite this level of approval from the subject himself.

This embarrassed puff-job has been bankrolled by Dhoni's long-time confidant and business partner Arun Pandey and personally greenlighted by the cricketer.

Objectivity it isn't, therefore, the film's strong suit. So what remains untold inevitably puts what is told in the shade. 

The director's hands are forced. He adopts a tame, sterile, straitjacketed approach to the story, depriving M S Dhoni - The Untold Story of genuine purchase.

This is a listless cricket drama more intent on airbrushing the protagonist than on presenting a rounded, hard-nosed, neutral cinematic sketch of the man and the athlete.

It is too starchy and defferential to be anything more than an effete paean to the life and times of India's most successful cricket captain.

With the director's focus firmly this film is, in the end, only a fanboy account of the journey of a Ranchi lad who went from the anonymity of being a railway ticket collector in Kharagpur to becoming one of the brightest-ever stars of Indian cricket.  If you are a diehard fan of MS Dhoni and cricket (in that order), you are bound to love this film, which reveres its protagonist. Despite the glorification, what works is Sushant’s impeccable portrayal of a stoic Dhoni and the latter’s inspiring untold story - his journey from being a ticket collector to a renowned attacking batsman/wicket-keeper/captain.

While the director does a good job of capturing the small-town middle class milieu of Dhoni's upbringing, he is unable to dispel the sense  and admiration that hangs over the narrative.  

Dhoni's success story simply isn't as full of drama as the makers of this film think it is. Indian sport has witnessed far more dramatic real-life rags-to-riches stories.

When the film gets to the business end post-interval and dramatizes the big moments of Dhoni's career, it turns into a never-ending highlights package, the kind that sports channels run on a loop. Ravi Shastri's shrill, over-excited voice on the soundtrack only strengthens that impression. M S Dhoni - The Untold Story, cinema's equivalent of vanity publishing, tom-toms Dhoni's achievements in life and in the game and recaps Indian cricket's recent history with the wicket keeper-batsman occupying the prime position. Neither makes for particularly memorable cinema moments.

These are anyways too fresh in the public memory to bear repetition, even in widescreen, colour-spangled glory.

Watching M S Dhoni - The Untold Story is like being subjected to two films - that is the kind of strain it inflicts.

The time that it takes to play out - 190 minutes - is roughly the playing hours of a Twenty20 match. The latter is pure slam-bang. Dhoni's life on the big screen is a long, tiring ambulation through boredom.

The film plays out less like an engaging life story than an in-your-face big-screen advertorial.

Only the very gullible or the very generous would be inclined to take M S Dhoni - The Untold Story as anything more than an image management company's attempt to bolster and extend the power of a lucrative brand that is nearing the end of its currency.

All this would have been passable had large swathes of it not been so uninteresting and fawningly laudatory. Short of actually conjuring up a halo around Dhoni's head, the film does just about everything.

It stretches from his early successes at the school and domestic level to his international breakthrough to his T20 and ODI World Cup-winning feats.

Off the field, the Dhoni story per se is unremarkable, hardly any different from the trajectories of many other Indian cricketers of the past and present who emerged from modest backgrounds.

Instead of delving into the complexities of an international sporting career with its share of controversy, the patchy script glosses over the grey areas and concentrates squarely on lionizing Dhoni as a model sportsman
The biopic on India’s celebrated skipper, MS Dhoni (played by Sushant Singh Rajput) is the cricketer’s ode to his well-wishers, friends and family, who stood by him at all times - in success and failure. Their immense contribution in fulfilling his dream, his faith in himself and ability to battle professional and personal setbacks, forms the story.

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